Roger Easley Creative Control Photography Coaching

12/10/2023

My calendar for 2024 is now available. The calendar has 12 recent photos, printed on high quality smooth paper, 12 by 18 inches. One calendar is $40, or order two calendars (one to keep, one to give away) for $75. Contact me with a message to order.

06/03/2023

I'm profiled in the "Meet a Member" page at the Georgia Nature Photographers Association website:
https://gnpa.org/2023/05/09/meet-a-member-15/?fbclid=IwAR3TcMq8fQZge7Ccy-vE8SQjRUqrfNtkkONMaPNGLPYTEztHcqgu_AEYNI0

In our newsletters, we feature short profiles of GNPA members from across the state. In this issue, it’s Roger Easley, from the Decatur Chapter.

01/11/2023

Still available --2023 calendars with my favorite recent photographs. One calendar is $45, or order two for $60. To order, send me a message with your address. I can accept payment by check or though PayPal.

01/08/2023

Is this the year you want to be more confident taking pictures? Want photos you are proud to share? Contact me about how to get started!

03/11/2022

Inspired by seeing abstract photographs, I created this image of an overhead light fixture, close up and then inverted the colors to get the shades of blue.

08/16/2021

When the weather gets rainy, you can capture the umbrellas, puddles and drips -- from a dry vantage point. This is looking up at a glass overhang at Atlanta's High Museum of Art, while waiting out a downpour.

06/08/2021

This robin landed on a railing, and I thought it had a beak full of nesting material. But the "material" was dinner, still wiggling!

05/18/2021

Using the close-up focus settings of camera, I was able to capture the texture of these stacked window panes, as well as the lovely color.

02/06/2021

Controlling the shutter speed to 3/10ths of a second made it possible to convey the flowing water at Sweetwater Creek State Park.

01/10/2021

01/10/2021

Moving the camera vertically, during a 1/8th second exposure, to create trails of color from this stand of bamboo